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With Aussie households feeling the pinch of the cost of living crisis, how much should you really spend on a present for a loved one? We answer your gift-giving questions.
Children from migrant backgrounds are often torn between two worlds - strong financial obligations to family and the sky-high cost of living.
"Our daughter and her husband have given us two grandchildren, while our son and his wife do not have children and are unlikely to do so," Melinda tells Paul Clitheroe.
Kev dreams of a backyard and a dog for his young sons, but would a property near the water be a better investment? That's the question for Paul Clitheroe.
Ali and Gaby Rosenberg know just how special bonds can be. As sisters and co-founders of the fixed-income investment platform Blossom, they are literally in the business of bonds.
Louise was a refugee who endured poverty as a child. Now she's worried her hard work and change of fortunes mean her children are becoming spoilt.
They say that 'a little bit of knowledge is dangerous', but my wonderful mum taught me that a little bit of knowledge can be a powerful starting point.
Intergenerational living can save you money, but you need to plan for scenarios from divorce or ill health to jealous siblings or death.
So a family member wants to borrow cash. Should you just hand over the money and be prepared to kiss it goodbye, or is there a better way of handling it?
